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cartoon cigarette ads Introduced in 1988 by R.J. Reynolds, the Joe Camel campaign gave Camel cigarettes a new edge with a mascot modeled after a 1970s French design. With his shades, smirk, and effortless 10 Really Bad Things the

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cartoon cigarette ads Introduced in 1988 by R.J. Reynolds, the Joe Camel campaign gave Camel cigarettes a new edge with a mascot modeled after a 1970s French design. With his shades, smirk, and effortless 10 Really Bad Things the

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